AEW is heading back to Wembley Stadium for what should be one of the biggest professional wrestling events of 2026. AEW All In: London 2026 takes place on Sunday, August 30, 2026, at Wembley Stadium in London, England. The show is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. ET.
The card is headlined by a massive AEW World Championship showdown between Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay. We will also see Mercedes Moné challenge Willow Nightingale, several other championships defended, the Continental Challenge Cup Final, and the always unpredictable Casino Gauntlet Match.
With All In only days away, here are my predictions for AEW’s biggest show of the year.
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay — AEW World Championship
There might not be a better match for the main event of All In than Kenny Omega against Will Ospreay.
Ospreay won the 2026 Men’s Owen Hart Cup to earn this opportunity, and now he gets his shot at Omega in front of the massive Wembley Stadium crowd.
Omega and Ospreay already have incredible history together. Every time these two get into the ring, expectations are enormous. This time, however, the championship and the location make the match feel even bigger.
For Ospreay, this feels like the culmination of everything AEW has been building toward. After returning from a serious neck injury earlier this year, he now has the opportunity to capture his first AEW World Championship in his home country.
Omega doesn’t need the championship to remain one of AEW’s biggest stars. Ospreay, meanwhile, could become the face of the company by winning the title at Wembley.
Prediction: Will Ospreay defeats Kenny Omega to become the new AEW World Champion.
Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Moné — AEW Women’s World Championship
Willow Nightingale captured the AEW Women’s World Championship by defeating Thekla at Redemption. Mercedes Moné earned her championship opportunity by winning the 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Cup.
This is one of the tougher matches to predict.
Mercedes has collected championships everywhere she has gone, and putting the AEW Women’s World Championship around her waist would immediately give the division another major storyline.
But Willow’s championship reign is still young.
Taking the title away from her this quickly could hurt some of the momentum she gained by finally reaching the top of the women’s division. I think AEW gives Willow a major victory at Wembley and allows this rivalry to continue afterward.
Prediction: Willow Nightingale retains the AEW Women’s World Championship.
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada — AEW International Championship
This could quietly become the match of the night.
Kyle Fletcher will defend the International Championship against Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada in a Triple Threat Match.
There are plenty of interesting dynamics here, particularly involving Fletcher, Takeshita, Okada and their history surrounding the Don Callis Family. Takeshita’s return has only added more tension heading into Wembley.
All three wrestlers are capable of producing something special, but I don’t think Fletcher’s championship run ends yet.
AEW can protect both challengers because Fletcher doesn’t necessarily need to pin either man cleanly in a three-way match.
Prediction: Kyle Fletcher retains the AEW International Championship.
Cage & Cope (c) vs. The Young Bucks — AEW World Tag Team Championship
This match features four men who have helped define tag team wrestling across multiple generations.
Adam Copeland and Christian Cage will defend the AEW World Tag Team Championship against Matt and Nick Jackson of The Young Bucks.
The Young Bucks are always dangerous in a major AEW match, but Cage & Cope still have plenty of mileage left as champions.
I expect a wild match filled with near falls, finishers and plenty of callbacks to their careers.
In the end, Copeland and Christian should survive Wembley.
Prediction: Cage & Cope retain the AEW World Tag Team Championship.
Divine Dominion (c) vs. The Brawling Birds — AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship
Divine Dominion’s Megan Bayne and Lena Kross will defend the Women’s World Tag Team Championship against Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor, known as The Brawling Birds.
Hayter wrestling at Wembley should receive one of the biggest reactions of the night, and that could make this the perfect place for a title change.
Bayne and Kross have the power advantage, but Hayter and Windsor have enough toughness to survive.
I’m going with one of the night’s feel-good moments.
Prediction: The Brawling Birds defeat Divine Dominion to become the new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions.
Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin — TNT Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match
If you’re looking for complete chaos at All In, this might be the match.
Kevin Knight will defend the TNT Championship against Darby Allin in a Falls Count Anywhere Match.
Whenever Darby is placed in a match where basically anything goes, you know he’s going to attempt something ridiculous.
Knight has an opportunity to solidify himself with a major win, and defeating Darby at Wembley would accomplish exactly that.
Darby doesn’t need the championship, while Knight could benefit greatly from retaining it on such a huge stage.
Prediction: Kevin Knight retains the TNT Championship.
AEW Continental Challenge Cup Final
AEW will crown the winner of its inaugural Continental Challenge Cup at All In, with the Continental Championship at stake.
The finalists weren’t yet confirmed when this prediction was written, making this one difficult to call.
Whoever reaches the final, I expect AEW to use the tournament to elevate someone who can become a major player during the final months of 2026.
This could also be one of those matches that doesn’t receive as much attention beforehand but ends up delivering inside Wembley.
Prediction: I’m taking Jon Moxley to win the Continental Challenge Cup and leave Wembley as AEW Continental Champion.
Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match
The Casino Gauntlet is probably the most unpredictable match on the card.
The winner receives a guaranteed future AEW World Championship opportunity. Andrade El Idolo and MJF are guaranteed to enter first and second, respectively.
There are plenty of possibilities for surprise entrants, returns and storyline developments.
MJF immediately stands out.
If Will Ospreay wins the AEW World Championship later in the night, having MJF waiting with a guaranteed championship opportunity creates an instant major rivalry.
We’ve seen MJF operate at the top of AEW before and putting him back into the World Championship picture would give the company another marquee program heading into the fall.
Prediction: MJF wins the Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match.
My AEW All In 2026 Predictions
- Will Ospreay defeats Kenny Omega — New AEW World Champion
- Willow Nightingale defeats Mercedes Moné — Retains Women’s World Championship
- Kyle Fletcher defeats Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada — Retains International Championship
- Cage & Cope defeat The Young Bucks — Retain World Tag Team Championship
- The Brawling Birds defeat Divine Dominion — New Women’s World Tag Team Champions
- Kevin Knight defeats Darby Allin — Retains TNT Championship
- Jon Moxley wins the Continental Challenge Cup Final
- MJF wins the Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match
Final Thoughts
AEW has loaded All In 2026 with championship matches, established stars and some of the best in-ring performers in professional wrestling.
But everything revolves around Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay.
Ospreay winning his first AEW World Championship at Wembley Stadium would give AEW one of its biggest moments of the year. Omega is still capable of carrying the company as champion, but All In feels like the right night to officially make Ospreay the centerpiece of AEW.
I’m predicting several champions retain their titles, but the two results I’m watching the closest are Ospreay defeating Omega and MJF winning the Casino Gauntlet.
If both happen, AEW could leave Wembley with an obvious World Championship storyline ready for the remainder of 2026.
What do you think? Who are you predicting to win at AEW All In 2026?
